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Comments by l o o l (Top 19 by date)
l o o l
5 days ago
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Yes, you can! `Start "" /b /d "C:\FullPath\To" "Console.exe"`
l o o l
24-Apr-24 6:59am
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Are you sure you say that? You may know (or not vbs) and through hybrid bats and calls in /Background, your statements do not reflect what the execution flow allows, besides advancing to the next line and at the same time waiting for a key to be pressed. But you must also know that this is possible, or don't you?
l o o l
24-Apr-24 6:55am
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I wouldn't say that, because there is an option to call any executable in /Background, where the script continues. But you must know this, or don't you?
l o o l
24-Jan-24 8:17am
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"Windows Batch is different from Linux shell scripts and has been replaced by Powershel"
No, Windows Batch was not replaced by PowerShel, the two coexist, although there are practices of forcing, pushing the migration to PowerShell, and a consequent statement pointing to "abandon" batch, batch (and the command interpreter "cmd. exe") is present in all current versions of Windows.
l o o l
14-Jan-22 13:48pm
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you can do this more easily by changing your `for` to a `for /f` without using the `if()else()`, and the `findstr|find` errorlevel is related to the search task not its result...
l o o l
2-Jan-22 22:48pm
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ffmpeg.exe -i target_input.mp4 -i target_input.jpg -filter_complex "overlay=1:0" target_output.mp4
l o o l
2-Jan-22 22:46pm
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ffmpeg.exe -i target_input.mp4 -i target_input.jpg -filter_complex "overlay=1:0" target_output.mp4
l o o l
31-Dec-21 17:31pm
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..I want it to be it's own different variable like "FinalText=(whatever text the user puts)... I didn't understand this part, you're going to request and get input from the user, is that it? For input, try read about set /p command: set /p "_var=text asking for user input: "
l o o l
31-Dec-21 13:44pm
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then? what @Richard MacCutchan?
l o o l
24-May-21 9:23am
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@AkashDaniel "sisy" means?
l o o l
3-Aug-20 18:06pm
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I'm just saying that I am familiar with VS and FORTRAN, but very little use C#, hence the difficulty. All VS features and the most modern things, I have no proximity
l o o l
3-Aug-20 16:34pm
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In this case, I need it 100% console, in a single hybrid C # // batch file, but I use VS, and in it I have the Intel Visual FORTRAN, but very little C # use. Give the reason for the question .. the other items I got very easily
l o o l
3-Aug-20 16:13pm
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That's what I've been doing for the past few hours, it seems easier to migrate from FORTRAN FREE FORM to FIXED FORM than to do that, it looks like a cat's bed, I'm from the time when a compiler text editor did 99% of the process.
Thanks for the comment.
l o o l
3-Aug-20 13:24pm
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Thank you so much, so I never used it, not even in vs, (which I’ve noticed) and I’m not sure how to start ...
l o o l
2-Aug-20 23:49pm
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Thank you for comment, I know -win32icon, (/// "csc.exe -codepage:1252 -win32icon:".\%~n0.ico" -t:exe -out:".\%~n0.exe" ".\%~nx0" -platform:anycpu -unsafe+ -w:0 -o -nologo) but I need moving it to the code. I I'll see the link to stckSE link... again, thank you...
l o o l
31-Jul-20 16:06pm
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you can use dir with multiple files, also one loop get all logical driver, just try:
for /F %i in ('wmic logicaldisk get deviceID^|find ":"')do echo\ dir /s %i\ *.mp3 *.mp4 *.wav
after test and check your output, remove: echo\
for prevent any possible drive have no files to list, add: 2>nul dir /s %i\ *.mp3 *.mp4 *.wav
if necessary replace wmic to full path: %__APPDIR__%wbem\wmic.exe
l o o l
5-Apr-20 11:00am
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Is not about, "...was never tempted to try to cheat the system", is answering an old question, regardless of her age, makes me think they still need/want some help ... it seems to me that they were current one day, and "ignored" that question?
Anyway, my whole post was deleted, thanks for your advice ...
l o o l
5-Apr-20 10:32am
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This idea I copy and pasted from my own answer, is not about get rep... If you check here this link, is an answer only..., here my suggest doing the same with bat and cert files:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53791742/generate-the-cer-file-from-the-batch-file-how-to-attach-file-to-a-bat/53793956#53793956
l o o l
5-Apr-20 10:07am
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Thanks for your message, it makes me uncomfortable, I just don't understand if you're threatening me or warning me, it wasn't clear, because the message was anything but friendly.
When ... "hunter and kicker representative" ... and I noticed that you have enough points! I think you've been through this, haven't you? ...
I fill the same about you in .... "It's looking suspicious already" ...
Okay, I'll answer nothing else here, just, no more posts ...
Read this and you'll be fine too ...
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